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by Jayatilleke de Silva

The ceasefire is being stretched to the limit. Ceasefire violations have become a common occurrence in daily life. Attacks on military as well as civilian personnel continue unabated. Though there is no war the media have begun to take headcounts on either side, the majority victims, however, being on the side of the government.
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